Capturing Change: A Proposal for Texas to Assume Long-Term Liability for Carbon Storage Facilities
This comment discusses existing incentives to operators of CCS facilities in Texas, and address how the incentives are insufficient and can be revised
Seaweed Cultivation and Sinking for Carbon Dioxide Removal in Alaska
This paper reviews the legal framework around cultivating and sinking seaweed in Alaska for CDR purposes
Do We Need a New Law to Govern Carbon Capture and Storage in Federal Pore Space?
This invited response proposes a new legal framework for CCS storage in federal pore spaces
SB 267: West Virginia Legislation on Pore Spaces
The law, which becomes effective July 8, opens up more pore space in West Virginia to potential carbon storage.
The Legal Framework for Enhanced Rock Weathering in Minnesota
This paper focuses on the legal regulation of terrestrial enhanced rock weathering in Minnesota.
Regulation of Ocean Alkalinity Enhancement in Washington State
This paper examines the legal framework for ocean alkalinity enhancement projects in Washington State to increase their ability to uptake carbon dioxide from the atmosphere.
Novel Marine-Climate Interventions Hampered by Low Consensus and Governance Preparedness
A survey of 332 intervention practitioners, revealing five types and 17 sub-types of interventions proposed or deployed in 37 marine systems globally.
Carbon Capture, Utilisation and Storage (CCUS) in Nigeria’s Energy Transition: Closing Legal Gaps and Designing Policy Pathways
The article focuses on legal and policy pathways towards CCUS in Nigeria
Canada Federal Offset Protocol
In January 2025, Environment and Climate Change Canada (ECCC) released a preliminary draft of its Federal Offset Protocol (Protocol) for direct air carbon dioxide capture and geological storage (DACCS) projects.
The European Ocean Pact
The European Ocean Pact introduces a single reference framework on protecting and leveraging the ocean's potential for Europe.